Mrs. Al G. Taylor Dies After Long Illness
Mrs. Al G. Taylor died at her home northeast of Adams at 1 00 Monday morning after a long illness of dropsy. Funeral was at 10 00 Wednesday at the home with Rev F M Huckleberry and Rev A Murphy officiating. Born Rachael J. Stout on January 2 1849, she married Luther Taylor in 1871 and leaves five daughters Alpha Myrtie Luna Edith Mae and one son Luther, plus a brother John W Stout and four sisters. She joined Liberty Baptist Church in youth and lived a devout Christian life.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
al G. Taylor
Adams
Seymour
A. Murphy
Joab Stout
Decatur County
John W. Stout
J. G .Robbins
Horace
Emily Brown
Denver
Col
Thomas Eubank
Frances Templeton
Taylor
Liberty Baptist Church
Albert Carter
Week of Prayer Observed by Greensburg Churches
Greensburg churches plan a Week of Prayer with daily 2 PM sessions at various churches. Topics include The World's Approach to God, The Christian Church, Foreign Missions, Home Missions, The Home and the School, and Government and Politics. Union service Sunday night at First Methodist.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Churches of
Greensburg
The
Baptist Church
God
M. B. Hyde
H. H. Sheldon
Christian Church
J. V Fradenburg
W. H. Reynolds
Centenary Church
W. G. Johnston
J. W. Fradenburg
M.E
Presbyterian Church
New Home Vacuum Cleaner Offers Easy Cleaning Solution
A new vacuum cleaner promises to ease sweeping and housework by saving carpets, curtains, and wallpaper upholstering. It emphasizes time and money savings, effortless operation for one person, and affordability at $8.50 sold by W. K. Stewart in Kingston.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
W. K. Stewart
Kingston
Fresh Fruit and Canned Goods Promoted by Golden Rule Store
The Golden Rule Store advertises fresh fruits and vegetables with Ned goods claimed as cheap or cheaper. Potot Lace and Pet brands are touted as guaranteed best quality, canned under sanitary conditions to retain flavor. Ask for Point Lace or Pet brands with your next order.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Point Lace
Pet Brands
Golden Rule Store
Spelling Contest Chosen Delegates For County Meet
The Anderson township spelling bee named Norma Nordmeyer Clifford Richey and Emma Terhune as delegates to the county contest with Lola Ryse Belinda Crane and Agnes Stewart as alternates. Milroy organizer A M Taylor reported the preliminary results to County Superintendent C M George.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson Township
C. M. George
A. M. Taylor
Milroy
Norma Nordmeyer
Clifford Richey
Emma Terhune
Lola Ryse
Belinda Crane
Agnes Stewart
Rushville
Republican
Warning to Hunters Printed on Muslin for Sale
A notice printed on muslin at this office warns hunters about safety and regulatory guidance related to hunting activities and firearms. The message emphasizes responsible shooting and adherence to local laws for customers purchasing the item.
Obituary: Mrs Mollie Mowrey Carr Dies Near Burney
Mrs William E Carr and her infant died at their home two miles south of Burney at eight Saturday morning. Born January 10 1870 she was daughter of the late John L Mowrey and sister to Maggie Nelson and others. Funeral 10 am Monday at Forest Hill Presbyterian Church conducted by Revs Westhafer and Meek with burial at South Park cemetery.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
William E. Carr
Burney
John L. Mowrey
Mt. Pleasant
Mollie Mowrey
Mr. Carr
Everett
Lewis
Lucile
Marie
Mt. Pleasant Methodist Church
Nelson
Maggie
Forest Hill Presbyterian Church
Dead 200000 Americans A Million More In Peril
The piece emphasizes the deadly toll of consumption and its preventable nature. It argues infection spreads through communities, with high personal risk and a stark warning about the chance any reader or someone close could be affected. Public health urgency is stressed.
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State House
Marshall
House
Senate
United States
Albert J. Beveridge
John W. Kern
Big Christmas Business in Greensburg Sets New Post Office Record
Postmaster Morgan reports a record week of stamp sales in Greensburg surpassing 1909 with figures totaling 613.96 dollars versus 516.46. The office stayed open two hours later, two extra wagons delivered Christmas packages, and Sunday express traffic rose via two additional wagons.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Uncle Sam
Greensburg
Morgan
Cies
The Wolf at K. of P. theatre January 5
The Wolf offers a dramatic tale set in Hudson Bay with strong conception and execution. Eugene Walter crafts a robust story of primal struggle for a woman, with dark passion and pure sentiment, featuring uncommon characters and engaging scenes.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
K. of P
Eugene Walter
Hudson Bay Country
Mr. Walter
Farmers Institute Program at Westport January 2 3
The Farmers Institute at Westport lists a two day program on January 2 and 3 with devotional services, music, and talks on farming topics. Key speakers include J A Driscoll of Liberty Indiana Joseph P Prigg from Danville and R H Kennedy with sessions on pig feeding horse breeding hygiene and country life.
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Farmers’ Institute
Westport
W. G. Proctor
America
J. A. Driscoll
Liberty
Indiana
W. F. Robbins
Joseph P. Prigg
Danville
Charles Denham
Joseph P Prigg
Londa Wright
O. F. Welch
J. A. Driscol
John W. Smith
Evangelist Billy Sunday Receives $155000 Totals
Henry E. Burgess of Mercer Illinois reported to the Waterloo Iowa revival committee that Billy Sunday has collected 155000 from twenty seven of fifty five towns since 1900. The Waterloo drive supported an eight thousand four hundred dollar six week revival. The largest sums recently given him were:
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Des Moines
Henry E. Burgess
Mercer
Illinois
Waterloo
Iowa
Evangelist Billy Sunday
The Standard Commended for Temperance Reform Critique
A reader praises the editor for a bold stand on temperance reform and for criticizing his own party’s local option stance. The letter notes courage and well directed criticism, ending with a pointed endorsement.
Cure for Eczema and Tetter with Chamberlain's Salve
The ointment quickly relieves intense itching from eczema and related conditions. Many severe cases have been cured. Available from all dealers with job work specialties advertised.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Chamberlain
Hardware Firm Bonner Hart & Martino Moves to New Quarters
Bonner Hart and Martino moved from the Neegel building to the Grover block on the north side of the square. The relocation involved a large crew and heavy stock, now occupying Kirby Bros’ former double room. The firm invites farmers and the public to visit and make the new store their headquarters.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Bonner, Hart & Martino
Neegel
Frm
Kirby Bros
Bonner
Aged Woman Dead in Indianapolis Home
Mrs. Margaret Gaston died at her daughter Eliza Newsom's home 1345 West 26th street Indianapolis on Monday at age eighty one. Remains sent to son James Gaston near Sardinia. Funeral held Wednesday at 10 a.m. in Baptist church with Rev. J. F. Colter officiating. Widow of Frank Gaston longtime Sardinia resident. Survived by four sons Frank Minor James and William and two daughters. Known and loved by many friends.
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Margaret Gaston
Eliza Newsom
West 26Th Street
Indianapolis
James S. Gaston
Sardinia
Baptist Church
J. F. Colter
Columbus
Frank Gaston
Frank
Minor
James
William
The Girl From Jackson County Enters Indianapolis
A Seymour Daily Republican note critiques a Indianapolis Star tale about Ellen Somers from near Seymour. The piece claims the story is entirely fictitious and not reflective of girls from the county.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Indianapolis Star
Jackson County
Ellen Somers
Seymour
Indianapolis
Young Women’s Christian Association
Seymour Daily Republican
Death of Miss H A Anderson at South Michigan Ave
Miss Hettie A Anderson died after a long illness at 8 p m Wednesday at her brother George A Andersons home on South Michigan avenue The funeral is at 10 a m today at the home conducted by Rev W H Reynolds Burial will be at Spring Hill Born September 17 1842 at Spring Hill she had long been an invalid and depended on her brother for care She leaves a brother a sister Mrs Margaret Rockwood of Indianapolis and two nieces
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Hettie A. Anderson
George A. Anderson
Michigan Avenue
W. H. Reynolds
Spring Hill
Margaret Rockwood
Indianapolis
James Anderson Runs Barber Shop in Hope Area
James Anderson, longtime Clay township resident, operates a barber shop in Hope. He previously ran a livery business in the city, continuing a history in local trades.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
James Anderson
Hope
Clay Township
Admin Notice in Estate of Anderson S Moor
Notice is given that SARILDA J. SWOPE has been appointed executrix of the will of Anderson S. Moor in Decatur County Indiana. The estate is solvent. Bennett Davidson attorneys for executrix located at 523.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Anderson S. Moor
Decatur County
Indiana
Sarilda J. Swope
Bennett & Davidson
Executrix
Local Produce Prices Noted From Market Listings
Partial OCR lists multiple produce items with per unit prices including wheat corn clover seed butter and other commodities. Values shown include 25 cents per pound for butter and 14k price markers for metals, with scattered unclear figures across the page.
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Week of Prayer
W. E. Carr
the Wolf
Program For Farmers’ Institute
Ada Boicourt
Frank M. Davis
J. A.driscol
Grace Ross
Gladys Howell
R. H. Kenndy
McCorkle
W. W. Moore
J. Otis Beesley
J. C. Smith
Mary L Matthews
Cambridge City
John G Evans
Mavilla Claypoole
Greensburg High School
Billy Sunday
Galesburg
Ill
Muscatine
Decatur
Charleston
Sharon
Jacksonville
Ottumwa
Spokane
Wash
Springfield
Marshalltown
Cedar Rapids
Boulder
Cole
Youngstown
O Ee
Newcastle
Miss Anderson
Ween
Ieee
Perous
Geo. W. Magee
Indianapolis News
Washington
Congress
Aldrich
Igst
Taft
Indianapolis, Ind
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